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, - f Vii . • 1 * # - \ \\i,, " . 1 4 •!•;,. Ye- ;‘, ,tfr; rt Ay.rl K.. \\:\\ - '•'• . , •, ' • ; , • •->„---,„, (-1' Ft 5 . 19 1 r.) ~ t 1 Awl ft , • t'4.o I • Ik k f • 1' ; • ; • r ( 161 -- )g e , 1 17 / 1 / 1 ' Z e Ase , " C-4 w. \t" -A • A . • .~ ,~ e 'Pt g - acqua lo viajestY's je private f e elings a nd oc . nan %‘ from a , viliCh ".e to our • ' ! MONDAY, JULY 13, 1818 VAILEII. 8067 r t ..„ ORDN4NCE, July 7,.18113. 4111 E PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His Mil- CYR rWANCE do hereby give Notice, 0 ' Pro posal.s• will be received at their (yliee, in Pall-Mall, . 4 °I. 6V.r're Irednesday, the 22d I ns t an t, f rom suc h Per -1- flf7,y be willi ng to undertake the Supply of COPPER .IIS. 'ARTICL ES, for Service of .this Department, for : P"i 'd =f three Years, deterininable after the Expira of the first Year, Upon Notice of three Months, at the „ e, . e ser Party, PA "e ras of the dr'i c f es may be viewed upon application at .? ‘ r i 7 "ip . al Storekeeper's Oacc ix the T and farther /b e 14. !` l e'r 4 s, togeth er with the Terms and ower, Conditions of 4Q C " fr act, may be knbr•st at the Secretary's Office, in as all aforesaid, any DaY between the -hours of Ten lealea o Pur ®'Clock,®'Clock,where the n P ro po sa l s ma il be deliVered, • ' • t , and in d orsed " Proposals for Copper-Smiths' Ar .444-Ici'se.uP but w) Proposal can be admitted after the said 22d itt, at Twelve o'Cloch at Noun of the same day; neither i - a "tl Tender be - noticed, unless the Party making it, or "'gent in his behay, shall attend. [PRICE SEVXI.I*E.NcE t we IT as su t i recei ve o ur a t we arc t the o°6- find w e or PI" . in co l ` ipitsis iu ripHE DAY fixed for the DINNER, of the .FIIIEND , ; and SUPPORTVRS of those PRINCIPLES oh - which Sir MURRAY MAXWEL.L offered himself as a CANDIDATE for",the REPRESENTATION of the CITY of WESTMINSTER, is 'THURSDAY NEXT, at I - Jalf-past -Fire o'Clock, at Willis's Rooms, King-street, St. James's square. P ÜBLICATI ONS. FOR THE SUN. This Day were published, price 25. PEECHES delivered by the Right Hon. L 7 GEORGE CANNING, at the Public Celebration of his third Return to Parliament for the Town of Liverpool, Jitne 20, 1818: Printed,for G. and W. Nicol, Booksellers to • his Majesty, Pall mall; and J. - , :lsperne, Cornhill. OF POLITICAL . SOCIETIES. SECT. 11. Before I enter on the first principles of Govern= merit and Political Liberty, the fruits of our'er vied, because happy Constitution, a-ward or two may be proper on- the prevailing abdse of its Ad ministrators, as well as for the relief of distem...' pered minds, maddened by error, as the informa.; Lord FRED. BENTINCK, in the Chair. s'rEwA tins, , E. J. Littleton, Esq. M.P. •18r. Newton, Esq. M.P. William Holmes, Esq. M.P. A. C. Grant, Esq. M.P. Col. Cooke 'Capt. Meynell, R.N. Copt. Tower,'R.N. (;apt. Ambit', R.N. Capt. Basil Hall, R.N. Capt. Simeon, R.N.. . . Horace Seymour, Esit. Major Disbrowe , Ralph Sneyd, Esq. C. M. Clieere, Esq. • Henry Ellis, Esq. John Willock, Esq. Thomas Maude, Esq. James Sant. Esq. John Harriss, Esq. .11enry Winchester, Esq. Wm. Nurse, Esq. - , Earl of March Earl Gower Earl Of INlnidge Viscouirt ‘yeyrnouth Viscount Cranhourne Lord Granville Somerset Lord Stratha% en Hon: Capt. Gordon, R.N. lion. Capt. Paulett, R.N. Hon. Cel. J. H. Stanhope Hon. Charles Finch Hon. He lirage Legge Hon. Capt. Percy, R.N. Hon. Chas. Percy Hon. Col. H. Lygon Hon. Col. L. Lygon Hon. F. Greville Howard Rear-Admiral Sir John Beres ford, Bart. . Capt. Sir, H. Thompson, R.N. J. Stuart Wortley, Esq. ALP. 'COMPLETION : QF THE FRANKLIN MSS. • Thii Day ~ • ,ts ,• In Quarto,illustrated with Plates, 111111 E; THIRD and LAST VOLUME o f MEMOIRS of the LIFE and WRITINGS of 13EN JAMIN FRANKLIN, LLD. F.R,S. &e. comprising, name- roes Political, Philosophical, and Miscellaneous papers, now first published•from the originals by his Grrand*on W. Temple Franklin, Esq. Printed for Henry colburn, Coilduit-street: lion en v B o one t o sec' tion of the healthy, who are deluded and imposed' . . upon by the factious. Among this'noble army of political martyrs 'are' Many dissenters from the' Church established, not altogether of the new but the old leaven, who phice supremacy unalienably with the people, and Fall their'vivernors mere • servants, subject to their et) ntroul, removal, and punishment,' so as to form a new gOvernment for (itlart e r did 13°C 1) " .111 ,: . l aVe S e " i s , Ca Pi :barg e Ise 1134 ilas Safi the Will. ' d ran d 31“1 bell "); Ise of V l ' . bad the 0 , 4 .01 1 • . ri er of tO c lose , e se ; o .ders 1 , ) distur b PRESENT STATE OF AMERICA. This Day was published, in One large Voluthe Octavo, MERICA and her RESOURCES, ,or a VIEW of the Agricultural, Commercial, Nianufac tniirig, Financial, Political, Literary, Moral and`Religious Capacity and character of American People. •. , 23y JOHN BRISTED, counseller at Law, New. York. Eriute.. , for Henry Colburd;=Conduit-street. By Order of the iri,oard, R. 11. C/ E 1 Secretary. 'MAC:I"M DELIVER OATS IN THE WEST INDIES Ticket', One Pound each, may be had at the Thatched Eiouse Tavern, St. James's-street. Gentleioen are requested to apply for their Tickets before 12 o'Clock at Nona of Wednesday next. thetus . elves. -- If they saw the consequence hereof,' none but )civers of confusion, civil war, atrd'de.="' strucCou, would think of it ; bur the tocsin'tif' Iteforin, Anni6i . 'Parliaments, and Ppular Suf.; trage;iticlarling itraids, rives, and tvid,ivcrs, ring so shrill In'theirliarrlened ears, that they cannot This Day were published, in Bvo. price 5.. in boards. ETTE It S from I L I S ,l i c y MORRIS BIRKBF;CK. str ei , Ccmiullssuriat. Department, Treasury Chambers, Julr 10, 1818. ASSOCIATED APOTHECARIES AND SURGEON:APO ' THECAR /ES OF "ENGLAND AND WALES: THE ANNUAL . MEETINC-i. (agreeably to• th e Resolution passed in August, 1817) of this ASSOCIA TION will be held at the CROWN and ANCHOR TAVERN, in the Strand, on. WEDNESDAY, July 15, 1818, at Two o'Clock, to receive the REPORT of the COMMITTEE, and inalie'sucti further Arrangements as may tend tO.pronite the Public Welfare, and at the sane time support the Interests, and Respectability of the Profession. JAMES PARKINSON, Chairman. Chair to be taken at Three o'Clock precisely. The ANNIVERSARY DINNER .will be on the same Day, at the above Tavern, at Five °Thick. Such Gentlemen as . may be disposed to favour the Stewards with their company,. are requested to signify their intentions by Letter, directed to . the Secretary, Mr. Powell, No. 62,'Newmasi-street, the t3rd-street ; or at the Bar of the Crown and Anchor. . STE WARDS, Vox clamantis c desert°. Witted for Taylor and Hessey, 93, Fteet-street. Of whom may he had, by the same Author, Notes on a Journey in America, front Vitginia to Illinois with a map, 6s, ; ,the map separately, is. • . Notes ot► a 3°p - Im . y - through France, Bro. 4s: 6d. Persons as are desirous of contracting fiatss „it ' with -1 the , - . ent for CoinnticSariat Supplies, to deliver °l tttr stniery t% , est India Stations, way receive Particulars ntriket at this Office between the hours 'of Eleven 1 4 and deliver their Ten-lers sealed up and directed tif:Agent for Counnissariat Supplies, marking thereon, (ler for Oat s t o b e delivered in-the West Indies, " on or the.'2.id Instant, o 'Clock tint none will be received on that Day; nor will any P ro p osa l h e kotk e 44 . 4 ut,less made on or annexed• to a printed Particular, 14ti.the Prices inserted in Words at length; nor unless a W " tthioUted to such Proposal signed by two Persons 4,t tc a .Pr eery enaging to become bound with the Party veer„4 it: the Suni expressed in th e Particulars,for the eatanc e of the Contract. . listen to the' probable effecti of their own frantic' schente Of-policy, which in, its very nature tends to the downfal of Chinch and Monarchy, and the• raising a gloomy oppression in their stead, whereof' they 'would soon after becomethe altars nud the' victims'; of which more' hereafter.' Tho 4 wtio either accuse or justify Ministers in a country where the utmost • liberty is enjoyed, too often suffer their zeal to outrun its bias. The either charge them with atrocity in foreign'and domestic transactions, unjust and unnecessary'. wars, destructive taxes, wasting the p rblic too- ney., or subVerting the Constitution ; or, .on they contrary, 'they flatter theln for their moderation." in supporting public credit at home, the hiniouri and interest of the kingdothi abroad, and reStrain.l• ing persecution.' : • This Day was published, price los. • ATURE'S POLICY - • for MAN and NA .TIONS, or the immediate means of: advancing our Agriculture, Arts, Maqufactures, and Conatuerce...to ,their destined perfection, of removing our burdt:ns and grievances, and rectifying.our atrairs„ and of introducing an actual new Era of national or universal opulence and - abundance, of parental and true Royal and Representative Governuient,s,, of individual happiness, virtue, and prosperity, of religious, social, and political • union and perfection,• and permanent peace and goodwill on gorth. ma st el4° is o elI E It °III° Jame.; tUpto►i, Esq. iohn Hunter, Esq. .linnesAton, Esq. W4lter Dyew,Esq. July 11, 1818. Tickets James Parkinson, Esq. Charles Hayden, EN. Joseph•Hayes,Esq. Edward Leese, Esq. IGs. each. By GEORGE EDWARDS, Esq. M. D. Published by SherwOud, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster Row. • 13R:TISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. CIS G til e „ ALLERy wilt) • SELECTION of; rated ti' d 'ORKS of the ITALIAN, SPA amid DUTCH- SCHOOLS, is OPEN "i t ,. su m NINE in the Morning until••SlX in the Of whom may be had; bythe same Author, price 3s. A Short. additiofts, —of the 'Work. entitled Nature's Policy fur M a n an d N a ti ons , exp l a i n i ng to a ll ranks the happy Era this Discovery constitutes, and enabling them without trouble to effect the immediate and loyal introduction of the high fortune, and redress from burdens and grievances, therein provided for them by the Author of Nature. y and J. Si VEWRIG tove,Ttuteg power till . Motives for soliciting public attention to the present Scheine.' sr.- Because it contains Two Prizes of the great magnitudeof Thirty Thousand Pounds each, with unlit B,oooTickets. 2nd. Because Nos. 24,208 and 13.7 , 30, the Yitst 'arid Last Prizes of 30,0001. ever drawn, were Shared and Sold at , their 0th6,.. 3rd. Because they think they can_not evince their gratitude fur Fa% ours better than by recimuniendink, those who bk.ntour,theii: mitl; their conkmands to adventure• in the present Lottery. The Scheme contains Admittance Is.—Catalogues is. , ,By,Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper - ' • 41 .,' NR. WEST'S EXHIBITION. 11' 4 "R ENT PICTUR .b:.; DEATH on t,b , e , *; , Alt II a_, If ' I 'SP, °RS! CHP,t, i'fa REJECTED, S'l'. PETER'S hr"...,V;• " C l...:''‘2°N, trill) several PICI'LT , RES at_td , : . : . K ., c rT rl w r G ,. , t r i . " . th, 7 ,criptural S.ibiects, are i)cw .h 2 i.7T n i e i s : he %It",ce ite:'ulliciliate lt ationai.zu of his' htiyal , lll,l --.., 7 (t al k ,c ntt . at ' N ( i.. I, I J ALL-NIALL, near Carlton s -Hci ,, ise ',.. ''", Ttu till Five. CF-Lks. SlttARI, 5i..... -414- ' -,.• • . • \" - lilt i i ‘;'S OF THE I,NIPROVED BLEACH. 14,41‘x,1V)1)ii,..;-‘iiii"). very re's peCt full y inforths tIT ;1,1).1,2-ittt• ; `3.44l •Fainilie's, t hal he has the above Linens, 4 i rll f ' fa it- , 3 Y, , ,r4 • utl half' wiil,-.. &cc of the same desirable , sik t- ' l'Ar.i.;hire :4 I)..4'Ka 't I ,' ia Ha , a.brii', Scotch, Ntanclies- . ‘V' 4 l ' - 7 ,1 111,,! :, • ' F '' •' l ;' - i 'elec.; Printed'Forniturer anti •• 'i'il..4li''' W art. l 'lic a ° , rt i N f - i ' t; CHEAPSIDE, wholesale '!'i.i,`.e.--.ite,,,, i•3l,se-,1 i., 4'. .if ;hich it e warranted. •Vt It h' ')4.:,, 1 "1's of tar Cl ' o '‘ i -l c ° eVa fencien nes make. To Families i tk i & ,-;:" 4 ,,,uct th.(,se who witli a warmer article - than Linen. 14 • i r , - Ft.'" TIN' tt; •• • 'ld hii new Pate ntCloth foe c0n tr,,,,11i1., tly 1,,,) .'.."`"me 1 s a„r&mens), it being 1 ' •., I Y ,c lesf i . , r , ,°' 4 , l ' e" I"'"4de°''e ' colder climates; ?%.. , ' , .i, , ,.,. aUe .oriad, as wellas in the ~_ , ~Nii,,'''' ' (~`""liCthe nse• of ihe tine. :Madras Lott., Cloths ! '4,,ti''it;:' 401,tirable to all the rations• family pziposes-for r t k,.. r. p .e '' ts , , ‘ "ii- universally esteemed, and ,ite.atlY. 1,18 . 1 . h i 5 1.- ''. - . . t e i:o; et i pgs of which. for winter typi i tt and , e,!i!il, '' 're' ' i r 4 l,'' el , Crable able wear as wt_ . ...,t•14k)!,1';,,,)Y. They ar t obiaiped at ' his Wateboase ex ,.l'Ptt'S',.4:`'thlar.; kith the e White Chintz and .inieugoi‘,. by Net,:',.4 1, %1) to Three Guineas each, for Ladies Dress .. Ils; wl r, conta'uitt , from three to four Dtesses Just published, price ss. in boards, THE _MG/S',of LIFE ; a' Nan-Medical Corn mentary on the IndiscretiOns .arising from Human Frailty, in which the Causes, Symptoms,. and baneful Effects of titles Venerea, P-ottori hcca, Strictures, 'Seminal Weakness, .Lk.c. are full): levelopc..!; Part a ddig me aining so remiirks on certain 'Female Complaints, in parliChlar. Sterility ; -Part 111. embraces Practical abseil:axiom, on. Sexual Debility; Self- A,hnse4 4c.; part W. is a Seriespf. ; cases illustrative of the preceding subjects, explaining the,rn ,in .a familiar manner,, and the whole addressed to the Youth and Maturity of both . Sexei, This interchangeable - conduct creates animosity. . If our Constitution be, as it certainly is, an 'gust fabric, the pride of Britain, and the envy of; surrounding nations; it will neither suffer a weak-' ova wicked.Ministerto hold his officeiong, as it has akvays a remedy against his nial.administra. - don ;. or if not; it would be bad in itsey - T; hut • from its excellence every good Mi,tistry•can ; it from violation.' If corrupt , in the extreme, it would be our - own fault, in - not heating -a timely-I alarm for -amendment, ••and„ we, might grow no: umre anxious 'for a citange,:rhan' , if we.had taken our wives from a bordel, and afterward's suspected their chastity and fidelity. Public affairs•in poll 2 "prizes of 2 2 3 11 • • " L.300, - 200, &c. &c. ' And in addition to all the Prizn paid fly Giorernatetrt, the Puichascrg may receive _ f:. ~ • , . ... ... : . _ TV GOSS.arul Co. ,consulting,Surge . grks., May he had at 20 2. Paterhmter-row, 17-4, I , leet-street, 9Si CheapsidF; r so;.-Priceidi4, Lndon; and at all Booksel lers. - .. ' ~ . GOLD " for the Two Prizes of 1,000 Spveteigus, with • PORT, CLARET, or MADEIRA, amounting to Four Pipes of Port or Madeira, or Four Hogs beach of Claret, for each of the Prizes of One Thousand So. vereigns, and in proportion for Shares. - • • . The Wine to be chosen by the Holders themselves.. BEGINS 4rti AUGUS •• TICKETS and SHARES are now on Sala atthe_9ld.R4 7 blished °dices of J. ann. SIVEV,%'RIGHT, • No. 11, Holborn; 141, Oxford Streeti , .; • ;•••• • 37, Cornbill ; 39, Ha:market . ; Who Shared and S o ld i n th e Last L)ttery:FOUß CAPITAL . • Messrs. Goss and Co. are to be constllted, as us u al, every lay, at their hOus e ; an d Patients in tire Country are requested (o describe minutely 0e Case,encloipg aliquittance for Ad- Hee and Medicine, which can be‘forwarded to auy part of the .nd 0 111 b: rti 41a Cti 9 he og i7tV Thy rep i" ,ve t Ile . e • pot , it w" . ot 1,0 m , r : ft ie tl; Goss and Co. M. SurgeOtii; 13; tot.tverle-street, Fleet reel, London. ..,..„. • • .. • , DALIW'S GENUINE CARMINATIVE is . ~ Atperior to of other Remedies for the W:nd, Pur2;- ings, Convulsions, and those Oisorders in the.titoinach - an./ Bowels of Infants, which, proye fatal.,to so twiny, under the age 'of two yeah. ft is crinaliy • eililaciouS in Chalks, Fluxcs . ,andothel Complaints in t4c Intiltines,ofgronper suns. PRIZE . Also the FIRST L . 30,000 eves• drawn, LAST L. 30,000 ever drawn. tical matters would run la.° aaarchy, by.whon. • soever conducted, and . our zeal as patriots might require thipatient endurance .ot,philosophers. '4'he Virtue of Caro. HIM .41iLLTpS .but it ; rattly bruaglit On the,riiihot ill': Roman ii(,vern-, Wient, tu'ad s iti'Clii - vtilsive deatlk nthre - ISLE or MAN. '1 O. b e SOLD, ihe` compact valUabie ,ESTATE.. of .BALLA MIR, within one mile - of'the Town of Peel (commanding a beautiful view of Scotland and Ireland), with a comfortable Dwelling-house dud Offices, Garden, Fish-p ond, &c. containing about 66 acres . o f Arabl e and Meadow L and, wellWaterecrandfenced, 'in the tenure 'of It. H. Hunter and others. This Astate is -capable of great improvement, having a supply of marl thereon, and a lime stone quarry, at a shot distance ; the Purchaser will also have the right of a good pew in Peel Church. The . eheap- . ness of provision and e x em pti on f rom taxes , reniki ra,resi-, dence in the Island particularly desirable. Likewise to be Sold or Let, a substantial stone-built Red I4erring HouSe, situate at the head of the harbour of Peel. This invaluable Cordial. Medicine; inTented:by..the late Alt- Joseph Dalby„ , kpothecary, is now prepared by his daugh ter, Mrs. Franc es'Gell„ and het - Sons, to wlioin alone-tie be queathed this ~ .r,roperty by his Will.—lt is' sold only by F. INewWry and Sons, at the old established WareitiotSe;No 45, the East End of St. Paul's, .the third house front Cheapside, rice Is. . a bottle ; but if (procured elsewhere, 'be sure to ask for " Gell's Why's Carminative," and see thatthe name " F. NeA:bery," is cugrafed in th e stamps. Sold also by J. Sanger, 150, Oxford , stieet ; Burchell, Long acre; Hawkins, Bond street; Tag7g, Middle-row, 'Holborn; Harding, Royal Exchange; - and Harris;Ludgate-streec. ' rtheie r e r§ sa c sve JO. ; Co 0 0. Apply to Mr. H.C. Christian, 10, Strand, London ; and Mr. James Moore, Douglas, Isle of Mau. • 4 r. d C. s e o ff t o %7 3 ,4 L 4 20 , i ef 10 Af°' gec 0 f of ff`' ?et 0' o at), 1 ,1 , C 0P pba ' b 0134 i 00 5 ' y , 'rag" v't ,id gri; a 89100 0 ii, tIV 7 - TO Es) . 1.1 •• '‘4 (.11. - ; 1 ‘ ! „.„ 1 9 G IN AL vitopruETort of 1 4i f i t ti4t1 rtispeetfully acquaints the ROYAL nt,r 9e IT, O.EN nil - -and the Public in- gem, q !las. r ,tltee„ e moved. to No 63, Charlotte-street, Port -1111>lii!).. t11•41.' 11 4 ,, .se s ' 4 Oil is the- wholesomest and best Oil for the 1 4 ) , 14 4r t s t olv thiek and long, prevents its falling off or t t te "l if it has begun to turn grey, is such a r,`‘ t lt'-' I b an', thit by use it will restore it to its na .; Prevents hair from becoming shaded, which I,„aa ,ur,,nierit to Ladies, 'clears the scurf, and a . 4 t, tt 4 , 1 hair clean ~I lt ,,l t t4l :,;'l l4 . : b r )t .a r! bald; i;rui the least sign of roots of At, ' (i,„•,'"ng it regular'for a short time,- will have ttli t , 4; 1 4) 4t , wriai , ig powder ought to ttse in- Even the Metclicll Gentlemen at the Me tt,'‘,Nr have plibli . sliedin e Gaiette of lies Itly, t(r 4 : l by 4 1 Oil is superior to t a r ny Oil for the gi Tt . l CS,.s of. b a ld ness and weak hair what can be l',!),?4,'lles,,viJl find Prince's Russia Oil preferable itit"!trtl,lr dressin, their real or false hair, as it aunt curls it. , /tossia the small bottle, or a bottle 14re stnall ones, - at eleven shillings, which is . ' P rttv, ~dißt 4t i t ‘ ir on the . 'wrapper and seals of each not genutne, , and cannot answer the t ; I N, anti r s N 41iNV Tikes n i,, will be particular, as there are I ' 5(• 1 )y alid Count; v who sell counterfeits, ti o th,, t% s " l e Pr( 11 ~,4 tJ est,, mac )p,tetor, Prince, N0..63, Charlotte kte. b I,' Ne w .0111 also by Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to 1,, 5 „ °lid-street"; Ilendrie; Pirfurner'tc; her I,,tai`.4ll.at,o7inpri bjell'iee-street; Bayley and Blew, 'Perfumers to t o 4 i/ Pef,,Z,"t Cokpur-strt•et ; am! by the -20 1, (in alto Medicine Venders. 11.) t 1: 1 )e I_„ nd "le 9.4 th November, 1014, before the t i,'!%%;„` ) 4l., , h k lsi,a k\i i ( ! ?), as A. Prince.is the iorii/inal Proprie sce "z ' 11 1 the ut • 5 (ii! , t le o r uvelse. . v prin .:1 ingredients are the produce of it )t irzt i . ` • qt. ; cl pal aromatic ing - redients are the thepro r'i ven if they want the,l„;cituitte Russia I ) . t . t , t,e, vr if ur _"e ‘v, l .of Russia, or in any other. i f e , s t ,br , j 7, if a,",...'1.1,ey latist scud to Prittee, London, for 1 I on, 0)", yrfuiller, Medicine' Vender, flair- • (:„„c.r, Greitt Britait) or any other Conn - i ttl r leh t ', as t Oil that is not Prineii's, they ti t tt .. ; - 1 Co unterfeits to their clisto;''irs. rie'sois,ettei_r! have counterfeited the hassia 1k ll ,e. it to , * table vender will•sell the counter tt.s. oilllol, 3 'lA " r ." atyl allow them a great es, . t- r , It s am] Gentlemen will be particular . to _ ,cussia oil . cow , there are several hair ii t is l ! `o 1 " Y ho sell counterfeits, and say it 94it . „ it4te o :3 es or Gold Labels, as unprincipled ' and put thr.ln on e;ounterfeit Russia' WE are requested to direct the 'attenciou'of Persons afflicted with Mental or . Bodily Decay,. Nervous. Debility, Inward ,Wastings, Loss of Appetite, In ' digestion, Depression of Spirits, Trembling; orShakingu(the Hands, Scorbutic and eves y other kind of Eruption, Asthinas, Ulcerated Throats, Seminal Weakness, Paiiis in the Limbs and Joints, Consumptive Habits, and all constitutional Complaints ' immediately to make trial of the C e lebrat e d CORDIAL BALM of RAKASIRI, or NATURE'S INFAL LIBLE RESTORATIVE, as prepared and sold, Wholesale and. Retail, by C. J. .JORDAN, M.D. at the EAST-LONOON MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT, No. 7, Cannon Street Road, St. George's in the East, London. • : • -- It is universally acknowledged to lw the most . agreeably and powerful Restorative in ail -the above 'Complaints ever dis covered; it thins the blood, eases the most violent pains in the head and stomach, and promotes gentle perspiration. It is utterly impossible for language to express, or eloquence to extol sufficiently, the value of this wonderful and incompar- • able Medicine in restoring health to the afflicted, and giving vigour to the aged. Thousands have been restored to perfect health, after having been so reduced by different diseases as to have been despaired of, dot only by their families, but also by their professional attendants. Sold, by appointment of the Proprietor, in bottle!; I Is. each, or two quantities in onc, '2 s . each, or four quantities in one family bottle for 335. duty included, by which one Hs. bottle is saved. This inestimable Medicine will keep in all climates, and may be had at •. Barclay and Son's, Fleet-in:tact ; .Vadc's, Cornbrll; H. 1. Preston's, 101, Strand ; 'l'. ltichards's,, 193, Strand ; 5 . 6, Piccadilly; Barker's, 125; 'Oxforil-stieet; Chandler's, 70, Oxford-street; Tagg's, 10, Middle Row, Holborn; and by the most respectable Medicine - Venders in every part of theliingdom. Dr. C. J.Jordan takes this general. opportunity of announc ing to the public that 'he still devotes his study exclusively to the cure of particular complaints, as a regular. Member of the Royal College of Physiciansh e otters a speedy and permanent cute for every class of nervous relaxation ; d,iseases of however long standing, or of the most inveterate: kind, are by his new and superior Mode: -. of treatment, speedily and eficctually cured. . Dr, C: J. Jordan, maybe Consulted by all ranks of people, from nine in the morning till nine in the evening, at the London Medical Establishmert i No. 7, Cannon-strcet.road near the Commerciaf-roait Turnpik.e, St. Georges in the .East. Letteri from the country, inclosing .a Bank nate, will be duly answered, and the necessary Medicine sent to all polls of he.Kingdoz. • THE CORDIAL BALIII.of GILEAD is new considered as the greatest discovery that has been made in the menrory or ratan ; it is potent, 'safe., and pleasant. The rapid and increasing fame bestowed on its Inventor (Dr. SO LOMON, of Liverpool) is.t he true and only criterion tojudge pf the merits of a Medicine _which has.beep administered front the highest to the lowest' classOf peOple . with such happy and uniforan-success.-.-law 'Venders, of this Medicine flP quently cannot get supplied so quick as the deinand is for it; and it is a fact worthy of remark, that they are sold nearly as soon as-,they flirive to band, being, mostly bespoke before they ,are ordered. No person labouring under:weaknesses and debility should despair, but make a trial of the Cordial Balth of Gilead - , bleb will not disappoint their hopes, however singui ths;:Y. may be. ADDRESS TO THE 'AFFLICTED IN GENERAL. Dr. Solomon's Cordial Salm 'of Gilead : is, happily calculated for the weak, the sickly, and infirm. In all inward decays, debility, lowness of spirits, weaknesses in either -sex, •.whe= ther hereditary, acquired, or owing to . , youthful impruden cies, this Medicine will afford the most wondellttl •In seminal weaknesses, tithes dorsalis, or nervous consumptions, its merit stands unrivalled, as may be seen*by the riutnNer less testimonials in his pamphlet, delivered, gratis by the Doc tor's Agents. The CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD .most wonderfully.ehe rishes nature, and will support the l • ife of the aged apd infirm. In all inward decays, debility, lonesS spirits; relaxation in either sex, whether hereditary or owing to youthful impru dcncies, this medicine will afford the most wonderfurrelief. Its well-known characteristic of promoting longevity has been long Maintained; for by keeping the Constitution, as it were, in continual repair, it preserves the hotly in. health and vigour, and prevents. premature decay.. It requires no parti cular confinement, nor attention to. diet. „ • GOVERNMENT SECURITY against COUNTERFEITS. Besides a saving of One Bottle in Four. The CORDIAL BALM • of - GILEAD is sold in bottles, price Hsi each ; there '•are also family bottles, price 335. containing equal to four bottles at lts. by which the patient saves, its. including. also the duty; the stamp of which bears the Proprietor's name and addres4 its We' engra%:ing, '" Saml. Solomon, Liverpool," to imitate whicb .is . felony : „and this privilege, of a particular set of Plates, has been granted to Dr. Solomon, by favour of bis Alaje4,y's . Honourable Com missioners of,. Stany Duties, purposely to secure he public against Counterfeits.—None else are genuine. Sold by Bacon and Co. 159, Oxford-street; W.-.1rd,,q34, Ho]- horn; Leigh, 18, Strand; and Mr. Coatley, 1 33, Minories. Sold also by evr . r . reputable• . V(luder.. - in ail Market Towns tbrouiliotit theliaugAtinij 4nci all otlfer IlkiliCine Venders. , ' Would men ..be consistent, ,and throw out of"„ tlkeir minds all the tuhbis p of y, whose pt io cipleS they cannot define ; cvould'iliey td di,(:ordanf, Which 'Mikes thelii outrageous-, what is called the Country , sehmigt4.s-till , assert that the,. Constitution,., though transcemkant, and para mount to every oz Jet, may su for a time a had' Adlninistrt;tion, - and'thenropptise it with ardour ; swam Court set. ought to behallowed to defend it, • when good. . Under the best of . Constitutions, Where the people` are necessarilY . reseritined 'by laws, the good. or bad intentions:,ef a Minister are easy to.. discover, and we cap . say whether he deserve es-, teem or hatred but we should be cautious of queitioning either, lest we 'create a suspiCion of flattery, or4nalevolence. . MONTESQUIEU. THE ARMY. DUBLIN, JULY 10. On Thursday se'nnight, the deped of the 7p) Regiment, under the command ofCaptain Cargill, marched into Edinburgh Castle, • from Fermuy, • Ireland. • , . • • The repaiptler of the 27th Regiment was to ar , • rive at. Waterford yesterday, under the command ot - Colsinet lVarreo. The re4naindvrof the_44th regiment was to march for Kelkenny this day. His Excellency the Lord,Lientenant has been pleased to appoint the Hon. Richard Uitz Gibn-n (brother to the Earl of Clare) td be*Colonel of the County of Limerick Royal .Regiment 'of vice. the Right Honourable Lord Muskerry, deceased. Colonel Debrisay has arrived in Limerick to take the command of the Royal Artillery, in the room ,of Colonel Walker, who has been appointed to command in Scotland. On Monday List the detaChnient of the 96th Regiment, which were stationed at Foxford, un de.r• Lieutenant . O'Beirne, arrived in Limerick, having been relieved by a party of the 77th, from Galway. • Niue 97th lave arrived in Clontuell to do duty.